2. Put camera's aperture on 8.
3. Adjust shutter while reading the meter. Place your meter reading at 0 (zero) or a normal exposure.
4. Then take 4 more exposures without changing your shutter speed. What you will change will be the aperture. Use these 4 other aperture numbers 5.6, 4 for your overexposed negatives. Use 11, and 16 for you underexposed negative.
5. A total of 5 different exposures for the 1 scene.
6. Record on a sheet of paper your exposure data 1. Frame number 2. aperture 3. shutter speed 4. 4. Exposure (N/0, +1, +2, -1, -2)
6. Repeat 7 times.
Shoot these 7 subjects
1. Portrait
2. Architecture
3. Still life
4. Shadow
5. Landscape
6. Your choice of subject
7. Your choice of subject
SUBMIT
Record all exposure data in you notebook.
1. Log that includes 1. Frame number 2. Aperture 3. Shutter 4. Exposure (N/0, +1, +2, -1, -2
2. Contact sheet (exposure labeled)
3. Negatives
4. 4 test strips exposure labeled
( 1. F2.8 at 2 seconds 2. F4 at 2 seconds 3. F5.6 at 2 seconds 4. F8 at 2 seconds )
LOG EXAMPLE
FRAME 1 | F8 | 250 | 0 (Zero)
FRAME 2 | F5.6 | 250 | +1
FRAME 3 | F4 | 250 | +2
FRAME 4 | F11 | 250 | -1
FRAME 5 | F16 | 250 | -2
Photography Courses In Velachery will let you some of the ideas on choosing the subject which will help you out to capture the best picture that you have ever captured. They will also help you on certain other obstacles you are to face during the photography.
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